Olive Wood Spoon Rest for Stovetop

Olive Wood Spoon Rest for Stovetop, Wooden Utensil Holder for Kitchen Counter

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Olive Wood Spoon Rest for Stovetop, Wooden Utensil Holder for Kitchen Counter

$43.99
Keeps drips off counters and stovetops
Solid olive wood with unique grain
Fits spoons, spatulas and ladles

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The Stonebrook Living Olive Wood Spoon Rest gives your cooking spoon somewhere to go other than the counter or the stovetop. Set it beside the burner and you have a clean, dedicated spot for a stirring spoon, spatula or ladle between stirs, which means fewer drips and smears to wipe up once dinner is on the table.

Each spoon rest is cut from solid olive wood, a dense hardwood prized for its striking grain. Because the pattern runs differently through every piece of wood, no two spoon rests look exactly alike, and yours will have its own swirls and color variations. It brings a warm, rustic touch to the kitchen and looks as good sitting out on display as it does in use. The smooth, slightly curved surface holds a spoon steady so it does not slide off, and the solid wood feels substantial on the counter.

Looking after olive wood is easy. Wipe the spoon rest clean with a damp cloth after cooking and let it dry. It is not dishwasher safe, so skip the machine and avoid soaking it. Rub in a little food-safe oil from time to time to keep the wood from drying out and to bring the grain back to life. It also makes a charming small gift for anyone who loves to cook.

  • Material: solid olive wood
  • Natural grain variation; no two alike
  • Holds spoons, spatulas and ladles
  • Care: wipe clean with a damp cloth
  • Not dishwasher safe; oil occasionally
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Frequently Asked Questions

What can I rest on it?

It holds stirring spoons, spatulas and ladles between stirs, keeping drips and sauce off your counter and stovetop.

Why olive wood?

Olive wood is dense and durable with a rich, swirling grain, so every spoon rest is one of a kind and looks lovely left out by the stove.

Can it sit close to the burner?

Place it beside the burner rather than on it. That keeps it right where you need it while you cook.

How do I clean it?

Rinse or wipe it with warm soapy water, then dry it. A little food safe oil from time to time keeps the wood rich and smooth.

Does it make a good gift?

Yes. It is a practical, beautiful piece that any home cook will use daily, perfect for housewarmings and holidays.

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